Vol. 80 Nbr. 4, June 2017
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Index
- EDITOR'S FOREWORD.
- THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF CHIEF JUDGE LAWRENCE H. COOKE: 'TRULY AN EXEMPLARY LIFE. A LIFE WELL LIVED'.
- WHOSE SEAT ON THE NEW YORK COURT OF APPEALS DO YOU HAVE?
- FOUND AND LOST: RECLAIMING THE PRESS PRIVILEGE FOR NONCONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.
- THE LEGISLATURE'S POWER TO CORRECT THE ANOMALY OF BENEFITTING FROM A FAILURE TO PRESERVE AN ARGUMENT FOR APPELLATE REVIEW.
- LABOR LAW ARTICLE 6: A MISUNDERSTOOD LAW THAT FULLY PROTECTS ALL EMPLOYEES' WAGES.
- THE CHASSIDIC PRESENCE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN THE HUDSON VALLEY.
- I'D WAGER IT'S TIME FOR A CHANGE: RECONSIDERING NEW YORK STATE'S CONSTITUTIONAL PROHIBITION AGAINST GAMBLING.
- 'IMPOST BEGAT CONVENTION': ALBANY AND NEW YORK CONFRONT THE RATIFICATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
- A CASE AGAINST A CONVENTION OF THE STATES.
- LINDE'S LEGACY: THE TRIUMPH OF OREGON STATE CONSTITUTIONAL LAW, 1970-2000.